I used a notice statement: notice("The product is: ${productname} "),
and it shows the product name the way it should: "notice:
Scope(Class[basic_dev::files]): The product is: PowerEdge 2650". I'm
at a lost here.. I'm not sure what's going on. I tried removing the
repo all together, just to see how it'd be evaluated, and it came back
with the same default value, as opposed to with the $productname
value...
On Sep 28, 10:48 am, "R.I.Pienaar" <[email protected]> wrote:
> ----- "CraftyTech" <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Thanks for the feedback Matt, but no, it didn't work. Here's the
> > repo
> > I'm trying to define:
>
> > yumrepo { "domain_OMSA":
> > baseurl => $productname ? {
> > "PowerEdge 2650" => 'http://build.dev.domain.com:1234/OMSA5.5',
> > default => 'http://build.dev.domain.com:1234/OMSA6.2'},
> > descr => "domain's OMSA Repo for $operatingsystem-$architecture-
> > $operatingsystemrelease ",
> > enabled => 1,
> > gpgcheck => 0
> > }
> > So far I've tried "PowerEdge 2650", "${PowerEdge 2650}", 'PowerEdge
> > 2650', "PowerEdge\ 2650", and none have worked so far. It keeps just
> > using using the default URL.
>
> you might have some trailing spaces in your fact value.
>
> do a notify("The product is: '${productname}'": } and look in the logs
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